A collection of photographs by Vadim Bozh. Cars, architecture, objects and places observed along the way.
David Lee with his 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO at Pebble Beach — the “Bianco Speciale,” the only 250 GTO delivered from the factory in this color, purchased for $38.5 million.
Shot looking straight up from Paradise the day we bought the Range Rover in Washington — a test drive with my wife and mom that turned into a day at Rainier. The car was delivered home to California a few days later.
Testarossa strakes and a Ferrari Club of America badge, parked in the shade during Car Week.
Sea fog at Seabrook, from an unforgettable August family trip on the Washington coast.
Two Singer-restored 911s parked outside the Portola Hotel during Monterey Car Week.
From an afternoon hike through Paradise Valley, the same trip we picked up the Range Rover.
Outside L’Auberge Carmel during Car Week — Mate Rimac in the crowd and every phone out.
David Lee at the Pebble Beach valet, pulling something from the trunk of his 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO — the only one delivered from the factory in Bianco Speciale, purchased for $38.5 million.
A small collection of photographs taken while traveling, working and noticing things worth remembering. Shot primarily on Fujifilm cameras by Vadim Bozh, founder and creative director of Bozh Studio.